Do you feel I’ve abandoned you? Don’t feel too put out. I abandoned me also. I stopped writing. It’s been years since I put pen to paper. I let life, with its problems and changes, swallow me up. I didn’t even put up a fight. The truth is that after publishing Copper Pennies, I fell […]
This is the glossary and dictionary for the language created for Copper Pennies, book 1 in The Red Twins Series. For details about Demon Speak, how it came about and why, read The Invented Language in Copper Pennies. Pronouns I, me, myself = Ix He/She/Him/Her/It = Kut You = Suka ‘R’ adds possession. Examples: Your […]
The day is here. Finally! Copper Pennies took much longer than I would’ve liked. With moving to a new state and then our new house getting rebuilt after being struck by lightning, there was a long gap where I didn’t write a single word. But whatayagonnado when life gets in the way? You set the […]
My second novel, Copper Pennies, is book 1 in The Red Twins Series. This is my first series and I’m very excited about its possibilities. You should be too. It still has witches and kick-ass women but this story also has demons. <insert evil laugh here> Not your everyday christian demons, but otherworldly creatures who look […]
Esther Rabbit is a digital marketing specialist and content creator for upcoming writers. Her debut novel, Lost in Amber is soon to be released at the end of January 2019, and promises to make lovers of fiction/fantasy fall in love with its characters. This ambitious writer also enjoys promoting other fellow professionals in the writing […]
My guest blogger this week is Chrys Cymri, who has been writing since he was seven years old. Our topic for this series of posts centers around the author’s journey and adventures in the world of writing and publishing. Sharing their wisdom and advice so that you might learn from their experiences–and mistakes. I still […]
My guest blogger this week is Amy J. Hamilton, author, businesswoman, wife, mother, keeper of weird animals. Our topic for this series of posts centers around the author’s journey and adventures in the world of writing and publishing. Sharing their wisdom and advice so that you might learn from their experiences–and mistakes. Firstly, thank you, […]
I am pleased to have as my first guest blogger Carole P. Roman, author of over 50 children’s books and winner of over 100 literary awards. Our topic for this series of posts centers around the author’s journey and adventures in the world of writing and publishing. Sharing their wisdom and advice so that you […]
When I first started the journey of writing a book, I had the notion that it was just about getting the words out of my brain and onto paper. I was so wrong. So very wrong. The actual writing of 110K words is the least of the work involved in getting it published, especially if […]